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bluesun 08/09/2009

watching the news today 3 women are being prosecuted for SUPER GLUING a man's dick to his stomach and tying him to the hotel bed where he was caught CHEATING on his wife!! LMAO!!!!
call me cruel but this was sooo funny! well, maybe SUPER glue was a bit excessive, maybe they should have used paper glue or something. they left him tied in the hotel and he had to chew his way out of the ropes!!! ROFLMAO!

if your sig other was caught IN THE ACT cheating on you, what CAN you do that wouldn't end up in jail?? what WOULD you do to him? LOL

deleted_user 08/11/2009

I'm thinking that the reason no one has answered this question yet is because it could possibly be the one thing that sends them to jail. I'm thinking it's ok to have those thoughts but as soon as you say it out loud, write it and/or type it and hit send, there are no take backs or do overs and who wants to have that come back to them? Well........with technology being the way it is and all, too many social network sights are being subpeona'd(sp) for criminal activity. Imagine someone posting here and then they or someone else carrying that act out.........does that make them or the do'er an accessory/suspect possible to be investigated? Online has gotten pretty scary. I'm just thinking in text! I'd keep thoughts like those to myself IF I had those thoughts.

bluesun 08/12/2009

aww... what a buzz kill

deleted_user 08/14/2009

LOL I DONT KNOW WHAT I WOULD DO BUT I THINK THAT IS HILARIOUS. I THINK ITS OK TO SAY THINGS IN ANGER BECAUSE YOU ARE VENTING BUT TO ACT ON IT IS A TOTALLY DIFFERENT STORY BUT KUDO FOR THE LADYS THAT ACTUALLY HAD THE GUTS TO DO THAT LOL THAT IS FUNNY.

deleted_user 08/14/2009

Well, He did have an affair ONCE, and it was forgiven. But if it happened again, it would just be I'LL SEE YOU IN DIVORCE COURT.
Why go crazy?

bluesun 08/14/2009

i know, but it cracks me up to see this

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